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IRS Keeps Interest Rates Steady for Fourth Quarter 2026
The IRS announced interest rates for tax overpayments and underpayments will remain unchanged for the fourth quarter of 2026. Individuals face 7%, while corporate rates vary, based on the federal short-term rate.
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IRS Interest Rates Unchanged for Fourth Quarter 2026
The IRS announced interest rates for Q4 2026 will remain constant. Individuals face 7% for overpayments and underpayments, while corporate rates vary from 4.5% to 9% depending on the type and amount.
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IRS Introduces Digitally Authenticated Tax Compliance Report
The IRS has launched a new digitally authenticated Tax Compliance Report, available through Individual Online Accounts. This secure report simplifies sharing tax compliance information for jobs, loans, and benefits, featuring a digital certificate for authenticity and privacy protection.
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IRS Unveils Digitally Authenticated Tax Compliance Report
The IRS has introduced a new digitally authenticated Tax Compliance Report, available through Individual Online Accounts. This secure, on-demand report simplifies sharing tax compliance information for jobs, loans, or benefits, featuring a digital certificate for authenticity and privacy protection.
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Treasury and IRS Propose Regulations for New Trump Accounts, Guiding Children's Investments
The Treasury and IRS have issued proposed regulations for Trump Accounts, a new traditional IRA for children. These accounts encourage investment in low-fee mutual funds and ETFs, with specific rules for eligible investments and a pilot program offering a $1,000…
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Treasury and IRS Issue Proposed Regulations for New Trump Accounts
The Treasury and IRS have released proposed regulations for Trump Accounts, a new traditional IRA. These rules clarify eligible investments, focusing on low-fee mutual funds and ETFs, and outline a pilot program for eligible children.
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Treasury and IRS Propose Regulations for Trump Account Investments
The Treasury and IRS have proposed regulations for Trump Accounts, a new IRA type, clarifying eligible investments. These rules aim to encourage low-fee mutual funds and ETFs for children's long-term growth, with specific investment restrictions during a growth period.
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Treasury, IRS Issue Proposed Regulations for Trump Accounts' Eligible Investments
The Treasury and IRS released proposed regulations for Trump Accounts, a new IRA type under the Working Families Tax Cuts. These rules clarify eligible low-fee investments for children, aiming for tax-deferred growth and future financial security.
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IRS Establishes New Office for Conservation Easements, Revamps Settlement Process
The IRS has established a new Office of Conservation Easements to centralize expertise and refine its settlement process. The agency ends its uniform settlement initiative, acknowledging that standardized offers were not suitable for the diverse nature of these tax cases,…
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New Rules Proposed to Restrict Refundable Tax Credits from Illegal Aliens
The Treasury and IRS have proposed new regulations to restrict refundable tax credits, including EITC and Child Tax Credit, to U.S. citizens, nationals, and qualified aliens, enforcing federal law and President Trump's commitment.
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Treasury, IRS Propose Rules to Restrict Refundable Tax Credits to Eligible Taxpayers
The Treasury and IRS have proposed new rules to limit refundable tax credits to U.S. citizens, nationals, and qualified aliens. This move aims to enforce existing laws and protect taxpayer-funded benefits, fulfilling a commitment by President Trump.
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IRS and Security Summit Stress Mandatory Data Security Plans for Tax Professionals
The IRS and Security Summit urge tax professionals to implement a Written Information Security Plan (WISP) to protect client data. Federal law mandates these plans, with resources available to help firms comply and prevent identity theft.
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IRS and Security Summit Urge Tax Professionals to Implement Data Security Plans
The IRS and Security Summit partners are reminding tax professionals of the federal requirement to maintain a Written Information Security Plan (WISP). This initiative aims to protect client data from breaches and identity theft, offering resources for compliance and outlining…
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Treasury, IRS Unveil Simplified Retirement Plan Rollover Guidance and Forms
The Treasury and IRS have released new guidance and optional sample forms to simplify retirement plan rollovers, as mandated by the SECURE 2.0 Act. This initiative aims to ease compliance for participants and plan sponsors, with public comments open until…
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Treasury, IRS Unveil Simplified Rollover Guidance for Retirement Plans
The Treasury and IRS have released new guidance and sample forms to simplify retirement plan rollovers, as mandated by the SECURE 2.0 Act. These optional tools aim to standardize the process for participants and plan sponsors, with public comments due…
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Treasury, IRS Propose Regulations for Employer Trump Account Contributions
New IRS guidance outlines rules for employers contributing up to $2,500 tax-free to employee Trump Accounts, clarifying nondiscrimination requirements and setting deadlines for public comment and hearings.
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Treasury and IRS Propose Regulations for Employer Trump Account Contributions
New proposed regulations from Treasury and IRS guide employers on making tax-free contributions to Trump Accounts for employees, clarifying nondiscrimination rules and outlining program requirements under the Working Families Tax Cuts.
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Treasury, IRS Announce Saver's Match Regulations, Implement Trump Executive Order
The Treasury and IRS are implementing President Trump's Executive Order 14403, launching the Saver's Match program in 2027. This initiative offers a federal match on retirement savings for low- and moderate-income taxpayers, replacing the Saver's Credit and promoting access via…
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Treasury and IRS Advance Saver's Match Program, Implementing Trump Executive Order
Treasury and IRS announce proposed regulations for the 2027 Saver's Match program, implementing President Trump's Executive Order 14403. This initiative offers a 50% federal match on retirement savings, up to $1,000 annually, benefiting low- and moderate-income Americans.
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IRS Updates FAQs on Qualified Overtime Compensation Deduction
The IRS has updated its frequently asked questions regarding deductions for qualified overtime compensation. These revisions, incorporated into Fact Sheet FS-2026-13, supersede previous guidance from January 2026, providing taxpayers with the latest information on this important tax matter.
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IRS Updates Guidance on Qualified Overtime Deduction FAQs
The IRS has updated its FAQs on qualified overtime compensation deductions, providing new guidance in Fact Sheet FS-2026-13. This revises previous information from January 2026, offering taxpayers the latest details on this important tax matter.
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IRS Expands Business Tax Account with New Online Management Features
The IRS has expanded its Business Tax Account, offering eligible businesses and organizations enhanced online tools for managing federal tax obligations. New features include digital notices, EIN verification, and payment plan management, aiming for greater convenience and security.
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IRS Expands Business Tax Account Features for Enhanced Online Tax Management
The IRS has expanded its Business Tax Account, offering eligible entities new online features for managing federal tax obligations. This includes digital notices, EIN verification, and payment options, enhancing convenience and supporting the agency's digital-first strategy.
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Treasury and IRS Issue Guidance on Permanent Paid Family and Medical Leave Tax Credit Expansion
New guidance from Treasury and IRS clarifies the permanent expansion of the Paid Family and Medical Leave tax credit under the Working Families Tax Cuts, offering businesses greater incentives and expanded eligibility for employees.
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Treasury and IRS Issue Guidance on Expanded Paid Family and Medical Leave Tax Credit
The Treasury and IRS released guidance on the Working Families Tax Cuts, permanently expanding the employer tax credit for paid family and medical leave. This offers businesses, especially small ones, enhanced incentives to provide up to 12 weeks of paid…
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Treasury, IRS Release Guidance for Expanded Paid Family and Medical Leave Tax Credit
The Treasury and IRS have issued guidance on the permanent expansion of the Paid Family and Medical Leave tax credit under the Working Families Tax Cuts. This enhances eligibility and coverage, offering businesses greater incentives to provide paid leave for…
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IRS and Security Summit Warn Tax Professionals of Evolving Phishing Threats
Tax professionals are urged by the IRS and Security Summit to guard against phishing and data theft. This warning, part of a five-part series, highlights evolving scams and offers six key security measures to protect sensitive client information.
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IRS and Security Summit Warn Tax Pros of Evolving Phishing Threats
The IRS and Security Summit warn tax professionals about evolving phishing scams and data theft. They urge vigilance, outline common threats like spear phishing and whaling, and recommend "Security Six" protections to safeguard client information and business systems.
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IRS Celebrates National Whistleblower Day, Citing $8 Billion Recovered
The IRS celebrates National Whistleblower Day, acknowledging whistleblowers' vital role in recovering over $8 billion since 2007. The agency has enhanced its program with digital tools to boost tax compliance and combat fraud.
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IRS Whistleblower Program Recovers Over $8 Billion Since 2007
The IRS Whistleblower Program has recovered over $8 billion and paid $1.4 billion in awards since 2007, highlighting its crucial role in tax compliance and fraud exposure ahead of National Whistleblower Day.
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